Principles Of design

Question 0

Rhythm

Answer 0

The way your eyes move through and around a form or a piece. The repetition of visual movement in a composition

Question 1

Balance

Answer 1

The distribution of visual weight in a composition. There are three basic types of Balance in most works
of art.

Question 2

Proportion

Answer 2

elements compared, one to another, in terms of their properties of size, quantity,
and degree of emphasis.

Question 3

Scale

Answer 3

a size measured against a standard and used to compare two objects.

Question 4

Figure

Answer 4

The main focus of the composition (positive space)

Question 5

Ground Relationship

Answer 5

The secondary portion of the composition (negative space).

Question 6

Repetition

Answer 6

A Pattern or Repetitions of elements of art within a composition. Often occur in nature.

Question 7

Unity

Answer 7

One of the most important aspects of a well-designed art. Creates a sense of “oneness “within a composition.

Question 8

Variety

Answer 8

Using different colors, textures, or forms to create interest and contrast with other areas of the work.

Question 9

Contrast

Answer 9

The difference between elements of art within a composition. Creates visual excitement/interest.

Question 10

Emphasis

Answer 10

Used by artists to create dominance and focus in a work.